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Girls involved in a boating accident that left one girl missing broke into a home after swimming to shore to treat themselves for hypothermia.

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Updated: 7:40 PM CDT Mar 28, 2015

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WEBVTT WHERE THE TOUCHDOWN AND HOW STRONG THEY COULD THE. ANNOUNCER: LIVE, LOCAL, LATE-BREAKING. THIS IS 40/29 NEWS AT 6:00. JOHN: RIGHT OUT OF THE GATE AT 6:00, DAVE FOUR IN THE SEARCH FOR A MISSING ROGERS WOMAN BELIEVED TO BE IN BEAVER LAKE. WE ARE LEARNING MORE ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED TONIGHT. JONATHAN ROZELLE IS LIVE AND FOUND OUT WHAT HAPPEN WHEN ONE OF THE WOMAN'S SISTERS HAD TO DO TO SURVIVE. JONATHAN: THANKS, JOHN, IT IS STILL A VERY ACTIVE SEEN OUT HERE. WE TAKE YOU OUT OF THE WAY AND SHOW YOU THAT THIS IS THE SEARCH AND RESCUE TEAM LOOKING FOR THAT MISSING WOMAN. ONE OF THE GIRLS WHO WAS WITH THAT WOMAN TELLS US WHY SHE HAD TO BREAK INTO A NEARBY HOME AFTER SWIMMING TO SHORE FOR SAFETY. AUTHORITIES SAY THEY SEARCHED NEARBY HOMES AND HAVE NOT FOUND

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Girls involved in a boating accident that left one girl missing broke into a home after swimming to shore to treat themselves for hypothermia.